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<strong>SIPROTEC</strong> 4 – <strong>7SA522</strong><br />

<strong>Distance</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Relay</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Transmission</strong> Lines<br />

Functions<br />

<strong>Distance</strong> protection<br />

(ANSI 21, 21N)<br />

Full-scheme design<br />

The main function of the<br />

<strong>7SA522</strong> is a full-scheme distance<br />

protection. By parallel<br />

calculation and monitoring of<br />

all six impedance loops a<br />

high degree of sensitivity and<br />

selectivity is achieved <strong>for</strong> all<br />

types of faults. The shortest<br />

tripping time is less than one<br />

cycle. Single- and three- pole<br />

tripping is possible.<br />

MHO and quadrilateral<br />

characteristics<br />

The <strong>7SA522</strong> relay provides<br />

quadrilateral as well as MHO<br />

zone characteristics. Both<br />

characteristics can be used<br />

separately <strong>for</strong> phase and<br />

ground faults. Resistance<br />

ground faults can <strong>for</strong> instance<br />

be covered with the<br />

quadrilateral characteristic<br />

and phase faults with the<br />

mho characteristic.<br />

Load bias<br />

In order to guarantee a reliable<br />

discrimination between<br />

load operation and short circuit<br />

– especially on long high<br />

loaded lines – the relay is<br />

equipped with a selectable<br />

load encroachment characteristic.<br />

Impedances within this<br />

load encroachment characteristic<br />

will prevent the distance<br />

zones from unwanted<br />

tripping.<br />

Absolute phase-selectivity<br />

The <strong>7SA522</strong> distance protection<br />

incorporates a well proven<br />

highly sophisticated phase<br />

selection algorithm. The<br />

pickup of unfaulted loops is<br />

eliminated to prevent the<br />

adverse influence of currents<br />

and voltages in the fault free<br />

loops. This phase selection<br />

algorithm achieves single<br />

pole tripping and correct distance<br />

measurement in a<br />

wide application range.<br />

Parallel line compensation<br />

The influence of wrong distance<br />

measurement due to<br />

parallel lines can be compensated<br />

by feeding the neutral<br />

current of the parallel line to<br />

the relay. Parallel line compensation<br />

can be used <strong>for</strong> distance<br />

protection as well as<br />

<strong>for</strong> the fault locator.<br />

6 zone packages<br />

Five independent distance<br />

zones and one separate<br />

overreach zone <strong>for</strong> zone<br />

extension schemes are<br />

available. Each distance zone<br />

has separate time stages,<br />

partly valid <strong>for</strong> single phase<br />

or multi-phase faults.<br />

Ground faults are detected<br />

by monitoring the neutral<br />

current 3I 0 and the zero sequence<br />

voltage 3V 0 .<br />

Quadrilateral<br />

The quadrilateral tripping<br />

characteristic permits separate<br />

setting of the reactance<br />

X and the resistance R. The<br />

resistance section R can be<br />

set separately <strong>for</strong> faults with<br />

and without ground involvement.<br />

This characteristic has<br />

there<strong>for</strong>e an optimal per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />

in case of faults with<br />

fault resistance. The distance<br />

zones can be set <strong>for</strong>ward, reverse<br />

or non-directional.<br />

Sound phase polarization and<br />

voltage memory provides a<br />

dynamically unlimited directional<br />

sensitivity.<br />

MHO<br />

The mho tripping characteristic<br />

provides sound phase respectively<br />

memory polarization<br />

<strong>for</strong> all distance zones.<br />

The example in figure 21<br />

shows the characteristic <strong>for</strong> a<br />

<strong>for</strong>ward fault where the mho<br />

circle expands to the source<br />

impedance but never more<br />

than the selected impedance<br />

reach. This mho circle expansion<br />

guarantees safe and selective<br />

operation <strong>for</strong> all types<br />

of faults even <strong>for</strong> close-in<br />

faults.<br />

Insensitive to measuring<br />

value distortion<br />

Digital filtering of the<br />

measured values makes the<br />

protection unit insensitive to<br />

disturbances in the measured<br />

quantities. In particular<br />

the influence of DC components,<br />

capacitive voltage<br />

trans<strong>for</strong>mers and frequency<br />

changes are reduced.<br />

reverse<br />

Load<br />

<strong>for</strong>wards<br />

Z3<br />

Figure 21<br />

<strong>Distance</strong> protection: MHO characteristic<br />

X<br />

ϕ<br />

Line<br />

Z2<br />

Z1B<br />

α<br />

Z1<br />

reverse<br />

Figure 20<br />

<strong>Distance</strong> protection: quadrilateral characteristic<br />

Load<br />

X<br />

Z3 (if revers)<br />

Fuse failure monitoring<br />

The loss of the secondary<br />

V.T. circuit voltage blocks the<br />

distance protection<br />

automatically and prevents<br />

the relay from unwanted<br />

tripping. The secondary V.T.<br />

voltage is supervised by the<br />

integrated fuse failure<br />

monitor. A pickup of the fuse<br />

failure monitor as well as the<br />

ϕ<br />

Z1<br />

Line<br />

Z2<br />

Z4<br />

Z1B<br />

Z5<br />

Z4<br />

Z5<br />

Load<br />

<strong>for</strong>wards<br />

Load<br />

V.T.-mcb binary input block<br />

the distance protection and<br />

can activate the backup<br />

overcurrent protection.<br />

R<br />

R<br />

12 Siemens SIP 4.2 · 08/99

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